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Record no. 1 side 1
Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery
1. Tribute to Buddy Holly (Mike Berry)
2. I wanna play house with you
3. Door to my heart
4. Baby It's love
5. I gambled my heart
6. Memories
Record no. 1 side 2
Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery
1. Down the line
2. Soft place in my heart
3. Queen of the ballroom
4. Gotta get me near you blues
5. Flower of my heart
6. You and I are through
Record no. 2 side 1
Buddy Holly & The Three Tunes
1. You are my one desire
2. Blue days, black nights
3. Modern Don Juan
4. Rock around with Ollie Vee
5. Ting-a-ling
6. Girl on my mind
Record no. 2 side 2
Buddy Holly & The Three Tunes
1. That'll be the day
2. Love me
3. Don't come back knockin'
4. Midnight Shift
5. Gone
Record no. 3 side 1
1. Shake, rattle and roll
2. Honky Tonk
3. Blue suede shoes
4. Rip it up
5. Love's made a fool of you (The Crickets without Buddy Holly)
6. Someone Someone (The Crickets without Buddy Holly)
5. and 6. The Crickets without Buddy Holly
Record no. 3 side 2
1. Oh Boy
2. Not fade away
3. Interview with Buddy Holly
4. You've got love
5. Maybe Baby
6. It's too late
3. recorded in autumn 1957
in the
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Topeka
Record no. 4 side 1
1. Tell me how
2. That'll be the day
3. I'm looking for someone to love
4. An empty cup (a broken date)
5. Send me some lovin'
6. Last Night
Record no. 4 side 2
1. Rock me my baby
2. Interview with Buddy Holly & The Crickets (part 1)
3. It's so easy
4. Interview with Buddy Holly & The Crickets (part 2)
5. Fool's Paradise
6. Lonesome Tears
2. and 4. recorded 1958 during a TV-appeareance with Dick Clark
Record no. 5 side 1
1. Oh, you beautiful doll (Ivan)
2. Real wild child (Ivan)
3. I'm gonna love you too
4. Peggy Sue
5. Look at me
6. Interview with Buddy Holly
1. and 2. Jerry Allison appears under pseudonym IVAN
Buddy Holly backing vocal and guitar
6. recorded in autum 1958 during a TV-appeareance with Alan Freed
Record no. 5 side 2
1. Listen to me
2. Valley of tears
3. Ready Teddy
4. Everyday
5. Mailman, bring me no more Blues
6. Words of love
Record no. 6 side 1
1. You're so square
2. Rave on
3. Little Baby
4. Heartbeat
5. Well all right
6. Take your time
Record no. 6 side 2
1. Wishing
2. Love's made a fool of you
3. (Umm, oh yeah) Dearest
4. You're the one
5. Come back Baby
6. Reminiscing
5. and 6. featuring King Curtis on tenor saxophon
Record no. 7 side 1
with orchestral or dubbed backing (Dick Jacobs)
1. It doesn't matter anymore
2. Raining in my heart
3. Early in the morning
4. True love ways
5. Moondreams
6. Now we're one
Record no. 7 side 2
with orchestral or dubbed backing (Jack Hansen)
1. Learning the game (stereo - Jack Hansen)
2. Crying waiting hoping (Jack Hansen)
3. Peggy Sue got married (Jack Hansen)
4. What to do (Jack Hansen)
5. That makes it tough (stereo - Jack Hansen)
6. That's what they say (Jack Hansen)
Record no. 8 side 1
Solo tapes dubbed by Norman Petty
1. Slippin' and slidin' (The Fireballs)
2. Bo Diddley (The Fireballs)
3. Wait till the sun shines Nellie (The Fireballs)
4. Brown eyed handsome man (The Fireballs)
5. I guess I was just a fool (The Fireballs)
6. Peggy Sue got married (The Fireballs)
Record no. 8 side 2
Solo tapes dubbed by Norman Petty
1. Crying waiting hoping (The Fireballs)
2. Learning the game (The Fireballs)
3. What to do (The Fireballs)
4. That makes it tough (The Fireballs)
5. That's what they say (The Fireballs)
6. Maybe Baby (The Fireballs)
Record no. 9 side 1
Solo tapes dubbed by Norman Petty
with Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs
1. That's my desire (The Fireballs)
2. Slipin' and slidin' (The Fireballs)
3. Love is strange (The Fireballs)
4. Good rockin' tonight (The Fireballs)
5. Blue Monday (The Fireballs)
6. Have you ever been lonely (The Fireballs)
Record no. 9 side 2
Solo tapes dubbed by Norman Petty
with Jimmy Gilmer & The Fireballs
1. You're the one (The Fireballs)
2. (Umm, oh yeah) Dearest (The Fireballs)
3. Smokey Joe's Cafe (The Fireballs)
4. Ain't got no home (The Fireballs)
5. Holly Hop (The Fireballs)
6. A message from Mr. and Mrs. Holley
6. Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Holley - a spoken message
on tape to the thousands of fans of Buddy Holly all over the world, sent in 1964 to the Dutch branch of the Buddy Holly Appreciation Society.
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